30 x 21cm, 1pp offset - the museum handout with the floorplan for the important groups show with works by Herold, Kirkeby, Trockel, Polke, Kiecol, Foorg, Pettibon, De Maria, Lawrence Weiner, Walterr Dahn, Richard Tuttle, Endre Toto, Martin Kippenberger, Cy Twombly, Kounellis, Broodthaers, Byars, Beuysm Rainer, Palermo, Brus and Mario Merz. The floorplan is interesting in that Byars and Beuys were situated next to each other meaning their public performance together (where Byars wore a scarf to hide his face) was probably much easier to have facilitated.

Folded storage and with contemporaneous pencil notes by an unknown hand. VG+. Scarce.

30 x 21cm, 2pp offset b/w newsletter from the press letting subscribers know of future plans including editions by Roth and Wewerka, Palermo and Bohmler as well as Beuys, Bayrle, Brehmer and Vostell, Staeck, Christo and SOrge. Punched holes top and bottom where this has been folded and then stored in a ring binder else VG.

21 x 10 x 0.5cm, cardboard die cut outside folder than stands in three-dimensions with a flap that opens to show one of the multiple works (here by Ruthenbeck) inside on a tipped on printed sheet.

This was an object multiple issued by the gallery with different artists on the inner sheet. The format of the cardboard reflected the important and large work that the gallery issued with works in a box by Joseph Beuys, Bazon Brock, Dietrich Hodicke, Imi Gliese, , Imi Knoebel, Bernd Lohaus, Konrad Lueg, Binky Palermo, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter, Gerhard Ruhm, Dieter Roth, Reiner Ruthenbeck, Tomas Schmit, Wolf Vostell, Stefan Wewerka, and Wintersburger. that could be taken out one at a time on drawers. Slightly browned and flattened but with no tears - VG+. Very scarce.

Two sheets both 21 x 30cm, 2pp - publisher's promotional leaflet for a number of different editions issued in 1970 (the fifth anniversary of the founding of the press) by Werner Nofer, Otmar Alt, Konrad Schulz, Harmut von Altrock, Jurgen Vallen, Gerhard Vormwald, Victor Bonato, Lubomir Pribyl, Rolf Laute, Reiner Schwarz, Stefan Wewerka, Palermo, Bohmler, Roth, Heerish, Filliou, and  Staeck. Each work is described and illustrated in b/w. Folded for storage and with punched holes to allow to be put in a ring binder. Priced thus.

21 x 30cm, 2pp publisher's promotional leaflet for a number of different editions issued in 1971 by Palermo, Ben, Bohmler, Roth, Heerish, Filliou, Spadari, Canogar, Gerz, Mora, Staeck, Sorge, and Eggenschwiler. Each work is described and illustrated in b/w. Folded for storage and with punched holes to allow to be put in a ring binder. Priced thus.

First edition. 43 x 29cm, 44 pp plus outer cover. Stapled.  The catalogue for the exhibition of Dusseldorf Artists during the 1973 Edinburgh International Festival with original contributions by Beuys, Brecht, Filliou, Knoebel, Palermo, Polke, Richter, Rinke, Roth, Ruthenbeck, Spoerri, Walther and many others in this important vanguard publication.

The (unwieldy) title by Thomkins was chosen because of its palindromic character. 

Noted as an artist's book in both Polke's (nr 13) and Richter's catalogue raisonnes the truth is that neither had anything to do with the design of the publication which was entirely created locally from supplied photographs by an Edinburgh designer who worked for the printers, the Lutton Press - nonetheless this exhibition and publication is also notable for it being Beuys' first British exhibition. The cover of this publication is somewhat marked and browned with possible nascent foxing and the staples a little rusted but internally this is VG+.

A scarce document which was later reprinted by Demarco to try to cash in on its scarcity.